Wildwood Parents Seek Lincoln School Retention
Middletown School Superintendent Wade E. Miller met about 18 parents at Jefferson School to discuss the transfer of 23 Wildwood kindergarten pupils from Wilson to Jefferson. He explained the Board of Education placed Wildwood in the Lincoln School district, so the children will attend Lincoln next year and remain there for six grades.
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Wildwood
Lincoln
Miller
Middletown
Wade E. Miller
Jefferson School
Wilson
Lincoln School
Board of Education
Bricker To Address GOP Kickoff Meeting Tuesday
The Butler County Republican Party plans its annual kickoff dinner at 6 15 p m Tuesday in First Methodist Church Hamilton with Sen John Bricker of Ohio set to speak The event draws about 250 Republican committee members precinct leaders candidates and officers and will include a closed session on county campaign strategy
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Butler County
Republican Party
First Methodist Church
Dlow St
Hamilton Martin Coyle
Republican Executive Committee
John Bricker
Omo
Republican Committee
Republican Club
Coyle
Injured In Weekend Mishaps On Area Highways
Two serious crashes in seven hours on area highways injure several drivers. Kenneth Myers 34 of 26 South Main Street suffers abrasions and neck/back injuries to his wife Doris Myers 24. both treated and released. Nolan Morrell 34 of Lebanon loses control on Mason Montgomery Road. car overturns, Nora Morrell 46 suffers scalp lacerations and back fracture. both treated at Mercy Hospital.
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State Highway Patrol
Kenneth Myers
South Main St
Middletown
Nora Morrell
Lebanon
Nolan Morrell
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Y Kickoff Dinner Sets Tone for Middletown YMCA Drive
A 6 p.m. Tuesday kickoff dinner in the YMCA gym marks the start of the 1952 enrollment drive led by Ray W. Young. About 400 workers, captains and division chairmen attend. Speakers include Rev. Russell W. Galloway and Elmer Barker. George Kuehnie notes the aim to hit 1,600 members, up from 1,577 last year, with two interim progress dinners before the final report.
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Middletown
George Kuehnie
Drive
YMCA
Young
Judging Begins In Safety Week Slogan Contest
Judges begin at noon to sift over more than 200 slogans for Safety Dramatization Week, led by Don Osborne from the Safety Council. The winning line earns a $25 savings bond and will be promoted across town during the safety campaign.
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Don Osborne
Safety Council
Sagan
Oe A $25 Savings Ag
James Dace
Police Department Traffic Bureau
Safety Dramatiza& Ae Said
Riddletown
Curtains Burn Cause Estimated Fire Damage
Fire at 1200 Grove St. injures curtains and chest top in Otis Mack home. Four year old boy suspected ignition. burnt matches found nearby. Firemen from Station One and Station Three extinguished the blaze at 9:45 a.m. with no reported injuries.
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Otis Mack
Grove St
Assstant
Rober Lukens
Registration Underway For Night School
Adults may enroll at the Senior High School with Hugh Butler, Clerk of the Board of Education, directing registration before September 23. Courses include reading writing arithmetic English for foreigners sewing typing and shortland with a 3 dollar fee for seven courses. First classes start September 23 for 12 weeks ending December 11. Clyde Pierson handles shop and mechanical course inquiries at 24601.
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Hugh Butler
Board of Education
Butler
Clyde Pierson
Father Son Combine Wins Flying Hunt at Middletown
David Morgan and his father B D Morgan won the Middletown Avi ation Club Treasure Hunt at the municipal airport. John Brooks with Homer Leffler finished second and James Davis with Ray Palmer third. Herbert W Starick city manager presented trophies. Fourteen light aircraft participated as entrants followed clue based routes between local airport and next. Breakfast and buffet dinner were provided. Trophies donated by Queen City McCoy Leffler and the Dakoff Company.
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Middletown Aviation Club
Municipal Airport
David Morgan
B. D. Morgan
John Brooks
Homer Leffler
James Davis
Ray Palmer
Herbert W. Starick
George Wedekind, Jr
Queen City Flying Service
MAC
Queen City
McCoy-Leffler
Dakoff Company
Gardner Panel Speaker At Michigan Parley
W R Johnson chief industrial engineer of the Gardner Board and Carton Company will be a principal speaker at Michigan State College's fourth annual engineering conference Tuesday. His talk Time Study Is the Key to Profits will show how time study cuts costs raises output and improves cost and estimating data using Gardner case studies.
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W R. Johnson
Eaton Dr
Garnder Board and Carton Company
Michigan State College
Johnson
Gardner
Timing Pledged With Merchants On Central Avenue Resurfacing
City manager H. W. Starick said a meeting with Central Ave merchants will be arranged to set timing for street repaving after Broad St work. Roy Patterson of Retail Merchants to call meeting. aim to minimize disruption while tar coat and T 35 surface laid north of First Ave. Traffic kept moving with buses alternating sides.
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Central Avenue
Central Ave
Broad St
H. W. Starick
Starick
Roy Patterson
Follmer Construction Company
First Ave
Armco
East Central Repair Drive Speeds Up With Sewer Work
East Central Avenue crews add equipment and manpower to hasten repairs. Verity Parkway work begins as subcontracts redirect crews for storm sewers. Hamilton contractor Dom Cisle starts Verity Parkway repairs after street excavation. McGraw replaces curbs at Yankee Road as 36 inch water main work proceeds. Burch Construction tunnels under the New York Central tracks on Sherman Avenue toward Sutphin and Wicoff Streets.
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Dom Cisle
Hamilton
Verity
Burch Construction Company
New York Central
Sherman Ave
Sherman
Sutphin St
Sutphin
Wicoff St
Wicoff
South Ave
Safety Council Election Slated At Mid Middlesetown
The Middlesetown Safety Council board, with new members elected last week, will meet at 4 p.m. Tuesday at the Civic Association to hear a nominating report led by George Kuehnile. An annual officers election to begin Oct 1 will follow, replacing Hadley Osborne Breiel Weber and Bender.
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The
Middletown Safety Council
Civic Association
Poe
George Kuehnile
Council
Harry Hadley
Hadley
Don Osborne
G. W. Breiel
John Weber
Robert Bender
Warmer Tuesday Forecast With Mild Night Ahead
Skies will be fair and warmer with tonight not quite as chilly as last night. Today’s high near 79 degrees with overnight low around 60. Yesterday’s high reached 80 at 4 pm while low was 65 at 6 am. Thermometer read 53 at 7 am as of 10:05 mercury climbed to 68.
Police Chief reports two tax stamps issued to local couple
Police say Emanuel and Zella Howard of 1200 Walnut St. received two Internal Revenue Bureau tax stamps in Cincinnati. Two city detectives were ordered to collect the stamps after learning they applied for them Thursday. Tea and coffee refreshments are served during brewery inspections in Australia.
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Joseph B. Blackmore
Emanuel
Zella Howard
Walnut St
Internal Revenue Bureau
Cincinnati
State Patrolman Here Transferred
David R. Bubrle is transferred from the State Highway Patrol station here to the Georgetown post. He replaces George C. Fisher who moves from Georgetown to Trenton. No replacement is named for Burlle and Post 9 strength falls from 14 to 13 men.
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David R. Bubrle
State Highway Patrol
Georgetown
George C. Fisher
Trenton
Middletown
Burlle
Hamilton Man 30 Dies of Polio in Fort Hamilton
Robert M. Baecker aged 30, a World War II veteran and printer, died today at Fort Hamilton Hospital from polio.
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Hamilton
Kendall Jones Wounded in Korea Marine Front
Kendall Bryant Jones, 22, husband of Ora Jean Jones of 1199 Lafayette St Middletown, was wounded September 3 on the western front in Korea while serving with the First Marine Division. He arrived in Korea June 29 and had been an Armco employee before enlisting January 3. He is the 31st Middletonian wounded in the Far East. A brother LeVaughn, 20, is set to enter the armed forces.
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Mi&katletown
Korea
Lloyd Jones
Lafayette St
Kendall Bryant Jones
Marine Division
Lemuel C. Shepherd, Jr
Marine Corps
Jones
Ora Jean Jones
Car flips on wet Central Ave injures no one
Police logged three crashes yesterday including a West Central Ave incident at 1 a.m. caused by a wet spot. William Thorn of Charles Street drove west on Central at Magnolia when braking lanzó. Damage totals: Thorn car 75 dollars. A separate Broad Street smash caused 150 dollars damage. driver failed to stop after hitting a light pole at 1314 Central. Gutenberg printed the first Bible in 1456.
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East Central Ave
William Orval Thorn
Charles St
Central Ave
Magnolia St
Thorn
South Broad St
Calvin Woodrey
Trenton
Charles O’connor
Grimes St
O'Connor
Broad St
First Methodist Church Plans 192600 Expansion and Remodel
Approval of a 192 600 expansion and remodeling project was voted by the congregation of First Methodist Church. The plan includes a two story addition to the former parsonage now Wesley Hall, remodeling of the basement for Sunday school and youth space, and new facilities with basic equipment. A campaign to raise pledges will run to fund the project with work to begin after approval and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Charles W. Beck
Church Building Council
South Broad St
Wesley Hall
Louis R. Walter
Beck
Harry Hadley
R. C. Beam
R. S. Weath
Wax
E. J. Goldschmidt
E. S. Myers
At The Movies Showings This Week
Paramount presents Son of Paleface on Monday and Tuesday with showings at 1 25 3 35 5 40 7 45 and 9 55 pm Strand shows Dark Command at 1 30 4 20 6 50 9 40 pm and Flame of Sacramento at 3 10 5 40 and 8 30 pm
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Son of Paleface
Sacramento
Ancient Trade Between Egypt and Crete Suggests Early Commerce
Archaeological findings indicate commercial exchange between ancient Egypt and Crete over 6,000 years ago, highlighting long distance networks. Researchers point to materials and artifacts linking the two civilizations, suggesting organized trade routes during the Neolithic to early Bronze Age.
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Egypt
Crete
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GOP
Homer Tibbs
State Patrol
Carey Williams
Thomas Linn
Monroe
James Walker
Dayton
Linn
James
Alion
John O'Heran
Squire Cobart Mercer
Maud
James Williams
Squire Lammie Bailey
Illega
Lester Minneman
Brookville
Ind
Mayor Linn
Miles Haddix
Seneca Si
Squire J. E. Jackson
Theodore Repper
Midgotown
Squire Bailey
Paul Salle
Fayetteville
Lquire Bailey
Lesley Smith
Roy McNally
Franklin
Levire Jackson
Robert Setters
Wanlets
Squire Jackson
Pv Oo
Michigan
East Central
Pkwy
Australia
Eile Hanson
Sherwin Williams
Kendall Jones
Johann Gutenberg
Durin
Ross
N. Main
Paramount
Lincoln Mercury
First National
Sutphin Park Place
Armco East
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